Integrated Co-Teaching (ICT) Partnership CTLE Courses

Courses that assist ICT partnerships navigate the classroom, needs of students, and building a cohesive delivery of instruction for all students.

Integrated Co-Teaching (ICT) Partnership

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ICT A: Strategies for a Successful ICT Classroom

ICT A: Strategies for a Successful ICT Classroom

This course explores various digital tools and platforms that can aid ICT partnerships in managing classrooms effectively. Topics include attendance tracking, behavior management apps, and virtual classroom management systems.

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ICT B: Leveraging Technology for Effective ICT Classroom Management

ICT B: Leveraging Technology for Effective ICT Classroom Management

Participants will learn strategies to address the diverse needs of students in an ICT classroom. The course covers various instructional methods, including flexible grouping, tiered assignments, and individualized learning plans to support all learners. It will also cover how to utilize data analytics tools to analyze assessment data from platforms like iReady and MAP in order to effectively plan for small group instruction.

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ICT C: Effective Communication Strategies for ICT Partnerships

ICT C: Effective Communication Strategies for ICT Partnerships

This course focuses on developing strong communication skills between co-teachers. Topics include conflict resolution, collaborative planning, and effective use of communication tools to ensure consistent and cohesive delivery of instruction.

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ICT D: Digital Collaboration Tools for ICT Partnerships

ICT D: Digital Collaboration Tools for ICT Partnerships

This course covers the use of collaborative technologies such as Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, and other online collaboration tools to facilitate communication and coordination between co-teachers in an ICT setting.

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ICT E: Developing Teacher Voice During Co-teaching

ICT E: Developing Teacher Voice During Co-teaching

In co-teaching, teacher voice and authority are key. Are both voices heard? Is one too loud, too soft, has too much or not enough authority? This course explores how to achieve a balance between co-teachers in these areas, including when integrating a new teacher or one who enters teaching through a non-traditional pathway.

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ICT F: Using Data to Support MTSS Implementation in ICT Partnerships

ICT F: Using Data to Support MTSS Implementation in ICT Partnerships

This course guides integrated co-teaching teams through MTSS foundational concepts, collaborative roles, and data-driven practices to support all learners. It emphasizes practical strategies for co-planning, universal screening, progress monitoring, and tiered supports within inclusive classrooms.

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